The Radiant Spirit Of The Sunday-Born

In Akan-Ghana tradition, those born on Sunday are called Kwasi for males and Akosua for females. They are considered children of the Sun, and this radiant connection influences almost every aspect of their character. Sunday-borns are often described as bright, confident, and full of energy. The Sun, their planetary ruler, symbolizes life, vitality, and leadership. Just as the sun lights up the world, people born on this day naturally draw attention wherever they go.

A Sunday-born person is typically ambitious and courageous, with a commanding presence that inspires others. They love to take charge, organize, and motivate. Their enthusiasm and optimism make them the kind of people others look up to in times of uncertainty. They often have a strong sense of purpose and a deep desire to make a difference in the world. Many Sunday-borns are also creative and expressive; they enjoy art, music, and communication, using these as outlets for their inner brilliance.

However, their strengths can sometimes become their weaknesses. Because they like being in control and admired, Sunday-borns may struggle with pride or impatience. They can easily become frustrated when things do not go their way or when they feel unappreciated. Their love for recognition can sometimes make them appear boastful or demanding, even when they mean well. Learning humility and patience often becomes part of their personal growth.

When it comes to what they enjoy, Sunday-borns love admiration, freedom, and beauty. They are drawn to bright colors, open spaces, and lively company. They appreciate luxury and tend to have refined taste in clothing and lifestyle. They enjoy activities that make them feel alive, travel, music, social events, and leadership roles. On the other hand, they dislike dishonesty, restriction, and laziness. Routine or monotonous work quickly bores them; they need challenges and opportunities to express their individuality.

In relationships, Sunday-borns are passionate, loyal, and protective. They are most compatible with those who can appreciate their fire without trying to dim it. People born on Tuesday (Kwabena or Abena), ruled by Mars, often share their energy and drive, making them strong partners. Those born on Friday (Kofi or Afua), influenced by Venus, balance their intensity with warmth and affection. Less harmonious connections may occur with Wednesday or Saturday-born individuals, whose more reserved or analytical natures can clash with the Sunday-born’s bold spirit.

Spiritually, Sunday-borns are seen as torchbearers, people who bring light to others. Their cosmic energy is tied to the Solar Plexus Chakra, which governs confidence, willpower, and self-identity. In Western astrology, they share many traits with Leos, who are also ruled by the Sun. They are brave, generous, and loyal, but they must guard against ego and stubbornness. Their lucky numbers are 1, 10, and 19, representing new beginnings and leadership, while gold and bright yellow are their power colours, reflecting their sunny disposition and regal nature.

In terms of career, Sunday-borns thrive in occupations that allow them to lead or inspire. They make excellent politicians, entrepreneurs, teachers, motivational speakers, and actors. They also excel in creative industries such as fashion, media, or entertainment, fields where charisma and originality are valued. Because they enjoy guiding others, many find fulfillment in roles that involve mentoring, coaching, or humanitarian work.

Ultimately, the life mission of a Sunday-born is to shine their light without overshadowing others, to use their confidence and creativity to uplift and inspire. Their presence is meant to energize, to guide, and to transform the spaces they enter. When they balance pride with humility and ambition with compassion, their light not only warms the world but also leads it forward.